Gathered for the first time, here are 20 assassination theories (with their evidence) and plausibility meticulously analyzed and presented in fascinating detail. Callahan also examines recent conspiracy views, including Oliver Stone's film JFK. Line drawings throughout.
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
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Wow, a one stop who shot JFK shop!!,
This review is from: Who Shot JFK?: A Guide to the Major Conspiracy Theories (Paperback)
I sat down and read this book about two years ago and I couldn't have enjoyed a book more. They have articulated all the great theories into words and idea's that the average reader can grasp without having to know too much backround info on all parties involved. I am now getting ready to take a survey history course on the subject so I am looking to get my hands on this book again!! If you can find a copy of this book, don't let it go!!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
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Another great primer to the JFK assassination,
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This review is from: Who Shot JFK?: A Guide to the Major Conspiracy Theories (Paperback)
For my money, the better history books are those that keep things simple and provide the reader with ample illustration. Callahan and Zingarelli's "WHO SHOT JFK?: A Guide to the Major Conspiracy Theories" is one of those exemplary books.
Author Callahan tackles the stronger elements behind the assassination conspiracies, and presents them concisely, but in a way that leaves the reader satisfied that he/she understands them. (The section dealing with the complex, multi-personalities that Lee Harvey Oswald's legacy has left us is, to me, the strongest chapter.) Mark Zingarelli's illustrations--they are not cartoons--are witty sometimes, but at others, very, very eerie. Haunting might be the better term. Try to get your hands on this book--Amazon can find it for you.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
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The best superficial overview to orient you to the genre,
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This review is from: Who Shot JFK?: A Guide to the Major Conspiracy Theories (Paperback)
Of the dozens of works I have read on the assassination, this one is better at orienting the reader to the thousands of books, many, many of them useless. If you read only one, this will be it. You won't read only one, after you finish this book.
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